Original message
| curtisM
 |  "bryant"
, posted Sun 23 Sep 19:48  
Originally set up as up flow the ac unit was installed on top of the furness. If I convert it to downflow will the ac unit sit on the plenum then the furness?
curtis
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| Houston204
| "Re(1):bryant" , posted Sun 23 Sep 20:18
The upflow model probably cannot be converted to downflow. Post the model number of your furnace for verification.
"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.
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| | curtisM
| "Re(2):bryant" , posted Sun 23 Sep 20:40
350MAV048080 Ifound this info online Standard Features
4-way multi-poise design for upflow, downflow, or horizontal installation.
Factory configured for upflow. Hot surface ignition. Redundant slow opening gas valve. Monoport inshot burners. Selectable blower-on timer.
40-va transformer.
Multispeed, direct-drive PSC blower
motor.
Aluminized-steel primary heat exchanger. EverlasticTM Polypropylene-laminated condensing
curtis
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| | chandler57
| "Re(3):bryant" , posted Sun 23 Sep 20:51
go to www.bryant.com and look in their search window for your model number. You will find the installation manuel and it will tell you how to convert this unit to a down flow coil.
If they don't find ya handsome nor handy surgery may help!
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